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Do disc screws need Locktite or an anti-seize compound on them?

April 26, 2017compound Disc locktite screws

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Do disc screws need Locktite or an anti-seize compound on them?

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Yes, an anti-seize lubricant should be used. These compounds resist heat and moisture and will ease the future removal of the fastener. Do not use Locktite, as it is an adhesive thread-locking compound. We recommend using a high temperature, copper based anti-seize lubricant.